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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Wogen | LSE:WGN | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0LMC209 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 39.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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08/5/2006 12:04 | Erm Oxman, some minor metals prices went up ten fold. Wogen are involved in Minor Metals not LME Metals, it would be like copper going to say USD30,000 / mt, of course a stockholder of Copper would make huge profits, listing on the back of this would be a canny move, if you wanted an exit as the Chairman does / did. Minor Metals / Ferro Alloys the business Wogen are involved in goes in cycles of around 7 years, this time the cycle resulted in a spike where prices shot up like never before. If you are prepared to wait 7 years they may get another decent result but nothing like the last annual result they posted. Anyhow you pays your money and you takes your chances | jouster | |
08/5/2006 11:40 | 'never in our lifetime' - jouster i accept metals have had a tremendous run but i think your a touch gloomy here - anyway a lot less froth now priced in than up near 200p. also, personally i always like the fact mgmt have a decent stake as with wgn - suspect and hope the good times will roll again at some point. good luck | its the oxman | |
07/5/2006 18:29 | This company used a once in a century set of circumstances to list. The price of many of the commodities they are involved in increased in value ten fold ie Molybdenum, never in our lifetimes will they post similar results, a normal year will show profits of a couple of million pounds, this year will I imagine exceed the norm but a trading company such as this should be valued at 2-3 three times PE plus NAV. This would give a market cap of less than half of where we are today. All imho of course | jouster | |
07/5/2006 13:58 | good value to be had at this level c.130p, medium term - bought a small holding. | its the oxman | |
03/5/2006 15:39 | Part of the reason I didn't buy this is that I think Terry Wogen is too smug. Naming a company after him is asking for trouble in my view. Slapper | slapdash | |
27/4/2006 07:50 | Digital Look Metal boom bypasses struggling Wogen Date: Wednesday 26 Apr 2006 LONDON (ShareCast) - The current boom in metal prices has bypassed metal and minerals group Wogen, as it warned that profits are likely to come in below even the bottom end of guidance. The group, which only floated at the end of October last year, said it now expects annual profits after tax to be below the low end of the range of analyst expectations. half year profits are likely to be around £1.9m. Wogen noted that difficult trading conditions have in the seasonally active period of March to May adding that the buoyant prices seen in exchange traded metals have not been replicated by the majority of off-exchange specialty metals that it trades in. In particular, steel industry raw materials have suffered from poor trading conditions said the group. Wogen warned in March that while it still expected to produce turnover in line with expectations, it had also witnessed a fall in prices for a number of key trading metals with the margins on trading activities towards the lower end of the expectations. | via con | |
26/4/2006 17:31 | Well glad I didn't invest although did look at it closely.. Have to say this profits warning was entirely predictable... Last statement (I think AGM) pointed to weaknesses and the prices of secondary metals (i.e. moly) has fallen markedly... what happens now?? Who knows as this business has no visibility whatsoever... and we have new management after the guy who ran it is retiring So glad I'm not in and probably won't look to invest as don't need the hastle... Slap | slapdash | |
26/4/2006 16:56 | Not sure why this is on my watch-list Perhaps the town I live in? Glad it got no further !! jal | djalan | |
26/4/2006 10:33 | would also guess that the guy/girl who bought 1,500 shares in this two minutes before close of trading yesterday afternoon might be a little peeved today !! | krishall | |
26/4/2006 10:13 | I guess the PER of 3.95 showing in the heading of this thread might now be a trifle outdated now. We knew the profit was going to diminish this year but the latest trading statement was a bit more 'diminishing' than expected. (.... how does the song go.... three wheels on my wogan and I'm still rolling along.... etc.) | krishall | |
26/4/2006 09:08 | Anyone any idea how low this could fall? Ground Zero ?? | djalan | |
26/4/2006 07:11 | What!! FYE post tax of £16.2m has fallen to £1.9m (subject to audit) at half year. Is this the next Brady? IMO current 142p is a good exit price. Not holder. | skyracer | |
26/4/2006 06:14 | Not a very good trading update this morning. Anyone any idea how low this could fall? | fromtheblue | |
11/4/2006 11:35 | well share price is still creep'in up on a egular basis. so perhaps it'll make £2 by the nd of this month. | krishall | |
04/4/2006 18:07 | perhaps he's stocked up his liquid funds just before the end of the tax year... will watch and await future developements - both with the co and it's SP | krishall | |
04/4/2006 15:50 | Interesting question is why now rather than 3 weeks ago (after the AGM statement) when he could have bought them cheaper? | valhamos | |
04/4/2006 14:10 | well he's put £87.5k of (presumably) his own money in to the shares. so would say that he's fairly confident of a future rise in the share price | krishall | |
04/4/2006 14:06 | Director/PDMR Shareholding RNS Number:9261A Wogen PLC 04 April 2006 Wogen plc 4 April 2006 Directors' Interests The Board of Wogen plc (the "Company") announces that on 3 April 2006 Anthony Shearer, Non-executive Director, purchased 50,000 Ordinary Shares in the Company at a price of 175.0 pence per Ordinary Share. Following this purchase, the interest of Mr Shearer in the Ordinary Shares of the Company is 50,000 Ordinary Shares, representing approximately 0.11% of the issued Ordinary Share Capital. Contact: Jeremy Gorman Company Secretary +44 (0) 20 7935 0027 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange | krishall | |
03/4/2006 15:31 | nice recovery over the lastr week or so. continuing high metal prices and strength in the world economy should hopefully mean that demand for metals will pick up from the first few months of the year. does anyone have an idea what the key drivers are for this company?....I know metals prices/demand generally, but are they more exposed to certain metals and is anyone tracking the movements of these. If so it would be much appreciated if you could share the wealth......... | jg1882 | |
09/3/2006 09:39 | head and shoulders formation coming up ? in which case, ill buy back in at 1.30 | currypasty | |
07/3/2006 14:48 | Short or contrary informed views always welcome, Slapdash, but I don't see how stating the obvious in a negative way qualifies. No, this is not a growth stock; yes, its earnings are unpredictable which is why it was floated at 4 times last year's earnings. We all agree; now time to move on. | valhamos | |
07/3/2006 09:49 | Profits will mot be £23m this year - no surprise there. The question is where will they finish up. Pick a number from £15m, £10m, £5m, £0m or negative. It all boils down to 'what is the core business worth in an average year - and what are the prospects for growth' Considering the co's developments in China I would say the the prospects are good to excellent. What future profits will be is extremely 'finger in the air', but I reckon that the current share price is fair if in an 'average' year the co makes £6m - £8m. I would welcome any other views on this subject | mathisvale |
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